was a web site. of the for. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. what was the world again like in your lifetime in around half a century. you were around 2 degrees warmer. inevitably the sea levels rise fire at least one central. we're going to have some climate impacts we turn greater than we see already. it's really

frightening. why are people more concerned. storms move through the 1st t.w. . that. is food shake the auto industry a gigantic global merger is on the cards welcomes the idea of a fusion with the across us. african stuff the fights fake news. and moving into a male to female entrepreneurs in chip away at stuff businesses. let's do business stocks surged today by have

a 10 percent chrysler and renault italian american company wants to merge with its french rival it create one of the world's biggest and save billions of dollars. reynolds supervisory board is considering the possible merger proposed by fee at chrysler the company's largest shareholder the french government is supportive equal. the government is favorable to the move but as a rental shareholder we must look into the conditions of the deal after all of this merger must be good for the economic and industrial development of renato but also for the employees that are here when. it says there will be no plant closings from a merger and both companies would gain by combining platforms technologies and markets the proposed merger would bring together 2 of the world's top 10 carmakers and could theoretically create a new number one on the global market together rental and fee it tries or could possible going to toyota if friend who holds on to its partnership would miss on an

mitsubishi publicly nisson says it will examine the merger but the firm is said to have been blindsided by the talks relations between the japanese firm and randall have worsened since the arrest of former alliance had colace gone on the fia tie up would only add to reynolds' sway behind the merger is a rapidly changing landscape for automakers new technologies like immobility autonomous driving and a sharing economy are appending the market those technologies are expensive make it more attractive for traditional car makers to join together. so the tech battle against fake news t.w. invited media entrepreneurs from all over the world to take part in a startup boot camp at the global media form and they put up a prize for the most interesting concept news is the name of the startup that scooped up that award using blocked chain technology is building a platform that allows journalists around the globe to work on the same story a kind of wiki video for use. in some countries fake news has the power to kill

we make some entrepreneurs out to kill fake news instead. is fighting for the truth in his homeland the democratic republic of congo lies can do great harm. in europe and america. can lead to. people. but. now it is. there is to break. people are and for sure their faith is that a thing that. can hear you for cut souvenirs team run congo check in on one fact checking platform they track down misinformation on social networks and correct it besides their own website they have a youtube channel and facebook and twitter presences a total of 16 journalists are working on the project they're volunteers due to lack

of investors. this is a great opportunity for us to to learn how to sell our project to to people our passion yes that is. that is why i am here and that's what hoping to get here there are 12 startups at the forum from a service provider in the field of artificial intelligence to a platform that produces content specifically for women in central america the workshops deal with financing corporate strategy and management also how to best present your own idea something many founders find difficult. their motto loiter position and lots of intelligent people find solutions to problems but that also makes them a bit blind to the matter they have a high level of expertise for the core of what they're doing but forget that many others around them don't have these insights undertone home quality mystifying to heart insights are not in short supply at the forum. and neither are contacts

from all over the world. moses is from after link it supports african startups and some way is at the form she's head of the world wide web foundation thank you to both of you for joining us but as a starting with you are african startups getting it right the fight against fake issues yes i would say africans that chile advocates in full true news and innocence is also making it possible for them to eradicate feet and it's one thing that if you look at the civil society people are actually using the use of technology to actually tell people that this is not right this is fake and i would say that this has actually transformed also the ultimate of offical because one of the things that normally used to happen is that there were always the negative stories about africa and now everyone finds the us a must to actually tell the true story and so fighting fake news is the most important thing they have to do to make sure that they sell off clinton and right

by getting a lot more good news stories as well let me ask you about mach zakat he's been faced with the biggest fight against fake news he wants to bring the internet to more parts of africa or rather his social media network what's the problem with that. well the problem with the approach that they're taking is that it's not often steeped in engaging with those people who are experts on the ground if you will so it's a very westernized idea to just and perception. even bringing in a new technological solution will fit within a content continent that's very diverse so hit him and his team have a lot of the what cut out for them and better understanding the community they say they're trying to serve and that are engaging them actively and not just after the fact i favor would be interesting to see if we get an african facebook jumping up instead of fighting off facebook itself how do you start ups moser's fighting fake news existing countries there where there's no perswaded so one of the things that

we've seen is that officially and all we've been going to start ups are just with the civil society everyone feels they're responsible of course there are tools like the what's the tweet instagram and what is happening is that as part of the responsibility what they do is to curb these signals that normally would spread elise i would say one thing that i have seen as myself being in some of the groups you would see that someone would send something that is fake and immediately another person in the community would say does is not right coming to the start of the using the technology for instance official intelligence to be able to identify that ok this trend in news is actually not true and so what they do then is to block some of these informations that normally not i would say part of the trend in media stuff and then push it out and say hey this is actually not the rights news and i would say that using traditional means in terms of communicating with each other using also appropriate tools like what's up and twitter is actually helping

to really have done this they used. question to you the biggest global tech groups enjoy monopolies is there room for african startups all of that of on that level on that level of the big tech groups like facebook. well i think any african startups trying to serve the african market mustn't always be measured by the silicon valley or western domination ideal so you know there have been about a decade or so of attempts to actually create solutions technological solutions situated in all contexts and of course a number of factors will have to tell us all the time if they will actually be successful however we do have to celebrate those trying against very interesting odds and do not enjoy the market benefits of the network effects of monopolies and are still trying to create alternatives and at this moment but especially that impact to the novel is being questioned there really is a new opportunity arising as people will soon be seeking alternatives that respect

their values in respect of privacy and all the other other concerns that they need nigeria for the world wide web foundation and most is a quote from affluent thank you very much. well senegal's economy surged by 7 percent last year gender equality could also do with a gentle push on average men 80 percent more than women female entrepreneurs remain an oddity. here in the time to take in western senegal work begins at daybreak. the 1st time i ask is to break the crust of the floss. once that's done the souls can be gathered up in my own hands. the woman running this operation is married. having spent a decade working in the male dominated field industry she decided to use her life savings to buy her own patch of marshland. when i 1st arrived

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a staple of the cuban diet is an increasingly short supply subject to tight rationing by the island's communist government it's not uncommon to queue for days for the sought after food only to be disappointed. 3 days in line for chicken. and it ran out yesterday. so we came over to see if we could get any here you know we saw the line of the said that there was chicken so we stared to see if we could get some. restaurant owners like guys alonzo have been badly hit by the shortages family in loma linda we're going through hard times which affects products on the menu many products everything that has to do with chicken eggs flour and cheese it affects all the dishes with these products sold in the. u.s. sanctions here are not new but washington has tightened them recently in part due

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